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feminine

In music, adjective used to describe a cadence or phrase which ends on an unstressed beat of the bar, most typically the second beat.



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Coiffures feminines du Maroc: au sud du Haut Atlas.
Amazigh textiles and dress in Morocco: metaphors of motherhood by Becker, Cynthia / African Arts
Le role des identifications maternelles et feminines dans le devenir du masculin chez le garcon [The role of maternal and feminine identifications in the development of masculinity in boys].
Gender identity construction and sexual orientation in sexually ... by Turcotte, Pierre / International Journal of Men's Health
Annik Porteau-Bitker in "Criminalite et delinquance feminines dans le droit penal des XIIIe et XlVe siecles," Revue historique de droit francais et etranger, series 4, 58 (1980): 13-57, examines late medieval French adultery laws, pp.
Gender and civic authority: sexual control in a medieval Italian town by Lansing, Carolj / Journal of Social History
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